Kelly Osbourne talks cancel culture after mom Sharon Osbourne exits 'The Talk': 'F--- cancel culture'

On her team. Ozzy Osbourne has nothing but love and support for his wife, Sharon Osbourne, in the aftermath of her exit from The Talk.

Kelly Osbourne has left fans gagged with a stunning transformation.Rocking a Khloe Kardashian-esque high braided ponytail, the daughter of Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne pouted for the cameras with glossy lips and dark and dramatic eyelashes."Thought this was Gigi Gorgeous," commented Drag Race star Courtney Act, referencing the famed trans model and YouTuber, while TV host Ross Matthews added: "CAN YOU BELIEVE YOU LOOK LIKE THIS?!?!?!?"MORE: Kelly Osbourne admits to relapse in sobriety in candid

Kelly Osbourne has made a shocking revelation about her rarely-seen older sister Aimee.The daughter of Sharon Osbourne confessed that she and her sibling have not spoken for years due to an inability to "understand" each other.MORE: Meet Sharon Osbourne's daughter Aimee Kelly and Aimee were reported to have fallen out back in 2014, with Kelly now seemingly confirming this news during an appearance on Dax Shepard's podcast Armchair Expert on Monday.WATCH: Kelly Osbourne admits to relapse in her

The Osbourne family has always seemed close — at least, the ones in the public eye.

Kelly Osbourne is speaking out against cancel culture once again in the wake of her mom, Sharon Osbourne, leaving "The Talk."  The 36-year-old former reality star recently spoke with Us Weekly about her mom’s departure from the daytime talk show after she vocally supported Piers Morgan’s controversial criticism of Meghan Markle and allegations she made about the royal family in a recent tell-all interview with Oprah Winfrey.  "I keep trying to get people to change the way they think about this

Speaking her truth! Kelly Osbourne isn’t worried about cancel culture after her mom, Sharon Osbourne, was let go from The Talk due to backlash over past racially insensitive remarks.

Kelly Osbourne is speaking out against “cancel culture” and defending her mom Sharon Osbourne, following her controversial exit from The Talk.The 36-year-old TV personality, who previously had a viral moment on the popular show during a conversation about Mexican immigrants, explained that instead of cancel culture, there should be “counsel culture.”She also admitted that “the world is scary right now,” so it’s important to educate people, and give them “a gentle nudge in the right direction,”

Kelly Osbourne has shared her thoughts on cancel culture following her mum Sharon’s exit from her talk show earlier this year after an on-air debate about racism.In the episode, Osbourne was accused of giving “validation” to “racist views” by co-host Sheryl Underwood, after she defended Piers Morgan for saying that he did not believe Meghan Markle when she told Oprah Winfrey that she had experienced suicidal thoughts while part of the Royal Family.Reflecting on backlash people receive when they

READ MORE: 'Go woke go broke' Piers Morgan hits out at The Talk as ratings fall"Everybody's so afraid of cancel culture, I say f*** cancel culture, it's all about counsel culture . .

Sharon Osbourne is getting some support from her former The Talk co-stars.

When one of Sharon Osbourne’s pets went missing, some of her former co-hosts on “The Talk” sent her messages of support.

Kelly Osbourne has come forward, admitting suffering a relapse after four years of sobriety. Osbourne took to social media on Monday, revealing the sad news publicly.According to In Touch Weekly reports it has taken a lot for Kelly to come forward and admit her relapse.